Puppy Mill Pipeline Bill Reintroduced in a New York Minute
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Puppy Mills
When It Comes to Online Puppies, What You See Is Not What You Get
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Final Congressional Budget Includes Important Policy Victories for Animals
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Looking to Adopt a Puppy During the Pandemic? Consider This First
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Despite the constant grim news throughout 2020, one bright spot was that many families chose to adopt or foster a pet this year. The ASPCA reported an increased interest in fostering animals in need and many shelters across the country have experienced more people looking to adopt animals as well.
Our Hopes for How the Biden-Harris Administration Can Help Animals
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Last month’s presidential election has resulted in preparation for a new administration, and with it, renewed hope for reforms that will help animals. We encourage President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris to use their time in office to make progress on a bipartisan issue we all care about deeply—improving animal welfare.
The USDA Is Letting Puppy Mills Operate Without Inspections
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Illegally Imported, Abandoned Puppies at Risk of Inhumane Deportation
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Their Dog Died at 3 Years Old: What Marley’s Family Wants You to Know
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This Saturday, September 19, is Puppy Mill Awareness Day. Many puppies bought online or in pet shops were born in places that the public rarely sees. Dogs are kept in small cages their entire lives and bred over and over again, just so the pet industry can profit off the sale of their puppies.
54 Years Later, the Animal Welfare Act Fails to Protect Animals
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“Rare” or “Exotic” Puppies Signal Red Flags
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